Detroit’s Black Men Are Leading the Charge for Change—And It’s About Time

On Monday night in Detroit, Black men gathered with purpose. Leaders, activists, and influencers came together for a critical discussion. Hosted by the Harris-Walz campaign and the Michigan Democratic Party, the event focused on what lies ahead for Black men in this election. Vice President Kamala Harris’ Opportunity Agenda was the center of attention. The plan addresses key issues like jobs, healthcare, and lowering costs for Black families. This was a moment of action. What started as a simple Monday Night Football watch party quickly transformed into a powerful meeting of minds, hosted by the Harris-Walz campaign and Michigan Democratic Party. Don Cheadle, Delroy Lindo, NFL stars, and Detroit’s most influential activists came together—not to cheer on a team—but to rally around Vice President Kamala Harris’ new Opportunity Agenda for Black men. This didn’t boil down to politics as usual. A bigger picture was present. One that is about survival, empowerment, and making sure that the policies impacting Black men’s lives are shaped by those who understand their struggles. For years, Black men have been marginalized in America’s political landscape, but that narrative is changing—because they’re stepping into leadership positions to fight for their communities. Delroy Lindo, with his commanding...